Joe Simonson is a senior investigative reporter for the Washington Free Beacon. He previously worked as an investigative reporter and campaign correspondent for the Washington Examiner. His work has appeared in the New York Post, the American Conservative, and National Review. He lives in Washington, DC. His Twitter handle is @SaysSimonson. You can reach Joe at Simonson@freebeacon.com
Trump Serves Fries Under the Golden Arches, Drawing Attention to Harris's Questionable Claim
'I’ve now worked for 15 minutes more than Kamala,' Trump says
Biden-Harris Admin Shields Lebanese From Deportation for Next 18 Months
Move includes those who are in the U.S. illegally
Transgender 'Yacht Killer' Serving Life Sentence Gets Taxpayer-Funded Sex-Change Surgery Thanks to Kamala Harris: 'He Killed My Daughter and Son-in-Law, Now He Gets What He Wants'
Harris's support for taxpayer-funded sex changes for transgender inmates has emerged as a vulnerability on the campaign trail
DHS Sec. Mayorkas Shops for High-End Menswear as Mass Power Outages Continue in North Carolina
Mayorkas, impeached once for handling of border crisis, is on the hot seat over Hurricane Helene response
'We Need You': Former Militant Leader Whose Group Was Surveilled by FBI Co-Chairs Biden-Harris Environmental Justice Council
Brief EPA bio describes Richard Moore, once linked to the Weathermen terrorists, as 'widely respected national leader'
WATCH: Vance Fact Checks the Fact Checkers on Immigration
'Thank you, senator, for describing the legal process,' CBS moderator Margaret Brennan replied to Vance during VP debate
Sherrod Brown Co-Sponsored Bill Referring to Women as ‘Birthing People’
The Health Equity and Accountability Act also referred to breastfeeding as ‘chestfeeding’
Jon Tester Takes Private Meeting With Pole Dancer To Talk Abortion
Tester's meeting with pole dancer comes as he battles accusations that he's 'too liberal' to represent Montana
'Why Would They Be Eating Animals? They Have Vouchers!' Springfield, Ohio, Overwhelmed by Haitians and a Housing Crisis, Has Much Bigger Problems Than Pet Rumors
A visit to Springfield finds a small city where thousands of poor Haitians, aided by pro-immigrant charities, have swamped social services and flooded the workplace with cheap labor